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O2 is becoming unbearable...

LittleJohnnyP
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Hi,

 

So I have the usual spiel... O2 customer for years, great service, would never leave etc etc...

 

Well that would be the case up until recently. Since taking out a new contract in November my service and coverage has been appauling, from missing extremely important phone calls due to poor coverage (cannnot recall the last time I had more than 2 bars of signal) coupled in with the fact the internet service is as good as useless. 

 

I am paying north of £40 just for minutes and data, and yet to quote O2's figures, my average useage is just 14%.

 

I have phoned up on 3 seperate occasions now, the 1st time being a month ago. Was told engineers will be looking into it and I will be hearing back etc. Well that never ensued so again I call back up and get the same old story. The last lady though, she gave me the "manager special", supposedly her manager will be giving me a call... lol. 

 

Quite frankly I am sick to the back teeth of this company and I shall be seeking compensation for this farcical contract. I have been paying over £60 a month for a phone I can barely use and a contract that clearly isn't as stated. 

 

It really needs sorting out and I am appauled at the customer service for a company the size of O2. 

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Oxonian
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@madasaf1sh 

 

The OP says :-

 

"......for a phone I can barely use and a contract that clearly isn't as stated". 

 

That's why I suggested the Trading Standards option.

 

However, you are totally correct on the DD guarantee, as I was more thinking about the cover that you would get from Section 75 if you bought a defective handset on credit card.   

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